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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
in its way and ought u make a nroS,
future for the Monongahala yaIla, pefous

in its way and ought 10 make a nros,
future for the M~onongahela valley Ffous
Quite a good story is going m.
here now, apropcs TO the Sena,ori,I o"% as
ton. A certain prominent Renn,IIae'
started to Charleston recently tbar,nss,n
imbued, SO II is said, that AR C,nssa'y
should be reelected in any cysn, "Ieh
got to Parkersburg and applied far lie
over the Ohio River road. F,,,;ra .pass
the pass he prepared n petition In H. "ga
publican Legislators, praying Them lie
against Camden to the end. signed j, we W.
: few Of his customers Ia do llk.vise' ss
sent in the Document He GOT r., and
with . big X, and how thinks his nse
sight was not NJ good rs his hinds;.ts
relative to the pass. su''
John NJ. Garard, the gentlsmsrIv .u.,
Of the Hukili oil people. was h.r, s1n'
week looking ut the glsser ON tbs C,m'
hue farm and attending to other hn.i,1N
Ore of PROT. Miller's children has ms
sles. ~
Clarence l.. Smith and Vim , NIL.
returned from Charleston ye,,enI'.
whittier they had accompanied pnn,;n.
Sipe with a view to securing some l.niTra'
ton in the interest Of the Mar
schools. They met with very nI,,s,;nn
success before the committee, and b."
some important changes may he made ,nJ
also that the appropriations will h. mos1
liberal in the future than they hay,. h.
tofore been. Prot. SIpr will rrm,in =,
Charleston until the measure can I've n,,'
ten through both branches al the le.rJ,
ture.
DIR. NJ. l.. McCleary is not any h.,,.,
than he was u week ago. His broth,
here.
Charles l.. Hagan is back lroaa Chul,,
ton.
Col. n. II. Cox is stirring arsonl
again.
Mat Brooks, the Huntington enismn i.
still missing. There is As vet no cline :,
his whereabouts. They dbl find hlm .D,.
in Buffalo Creek mare here, hat uron ~.
Nesii@ation il proved 10 I've ,umr,hm.
else.
There is some talk Of building anntb,,
pottery in Palaiine. II is not ne, Lrl lar
la cal purposes and will n", paw unl,,, ie
Il. x .. does fairly well "u luiyht tate,
What We must have - smother ralI,,ad
then this section will le alive With mann.
factories. There is no end al paiural ,r-
sources here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
CLARKSBURG.
An Old Landmark Going Accident In +
Mill,

An Old Landmark Going Accident In n
Sporiai Telegram 10 the SamdGg Register.
CLARESBURG, W. Va, February 49,
Under IN order of our Circuit Court, the
Commercial Hotel, which is situate on the
lot purchased by the county, is being tenn
porarily repaired, and is to be used AS a
Court IIonse, during the erection and
completion of the new one. On Monday
the papers, etc, in both of the Clerks
offices will he removed, and the "Old land
mark" which has served its day, and en-
t;rely out OF date, will he torn down.
Some litigOus persons are applying Tor an
Injunction. 1t is a8certained that such
proceedings cannOt he had in this circuit,
aud, under the circumstances, 1t Is hardly
likely that II Judge of another circuit
would grant even n temporary injunction.
Notwithstanding this, in case the officials
should he eninined. the Court will exc
cute a counter bond AMI 90 on with the
work.
Ca Yesterday, Bert Rapp, while ut the
planning will in this city, got 4 finger cut
OH by 4 circular saw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

THE news that Delegate W~HIrrAKEE
yesterday voted for Senator CAMDEN called
forth some criticism from the politicians OF
his party. But many staunch, thoughtful.
conservative business mrA who voted for
Mr.. WHTrrAKEE have only words OF APP
probation for the independent strAightiOr-
ward course he has pursued. They think
that ~ "A Democrat Is To be elected a Re-
publican is unsuitable in voting for n
who is in sympathy with ideas that are
friendly to the manufacturing and bust
ncSs interests of the State rather than by
indirectly aiding in the election Of some
man less worthy Of their support.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

A man who has praeticed medicine for 40
years ought to know salt from sugar;
read what he says:
TOLEDO, D., January 10. 1ss7.
McSsrs. F. J. Cheney & e.. -Gent!emen:
Il have been in the general practice of
medicine for most 10 years, and would say
that in all my practice and experience,
have never seen a preparation that | could
prescribe with rs much confidence of sue
cess rs | can Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by you. Have prescribed it a
great many times and its effect is wonder
ful, and would say in conclusion that |
have yet to find a ease Of Catarrh that it
would not cure, if they would take il AZ
eording 10 directions.
Yours truly, l.. L. GoISUCH, NJ. ID.
Office, 2l5 Summit st.
We will give $lO0 for any case OF Ca
tarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
+. j. CHENEY SEQ, Props, Toledo, O.
RSrSOld ny Druggists, 75 cts.
Laughlin Bros Drug Company, agents
for Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

THE Nebraska Senate has passed an ar
bitration bill which provides that in a
case of dispute about wages each side may
select an arbitrator and the county court
Onr. To make decisions. But If n side
refuses 10 arbitrate, the county court may
select two arbitrntors, and the decisions
are to be binding upon both parties the
same rs decisions Of the courts. Thus dis
putes con he settled by law whenever one
party to the dispute is willing. Ii such 4
law were enforced long strikes would soon
be a thing OF the past.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

The merchant tailors of the United
States organized a national asSOciat ion ut
Philadelphia last week for the purpose Of
keeping kindly relations between en-
ployers and employees in their trade, for
founding technical schools, and for mutual
aid among the members of the association.
OF course, prices and fashions were dis
cuSSed, and plans proposed for protection
against dead beats and the like. OF the
latter. it was proposed that n black list he
kept for the inspection of the members.
Should any man jump his tailor bill and
attempt the same little game on another,
this same dead beat will see this tailor,
against whom he has intentions Of making
his dead beatee No. ,, pull out a little
book, and after Scanni ing it, say, "Ah,
have you ON my list; l have You on my
list"
la the matter of fashions the American
tailOrs, As much rs any Others, realize how
they are the slaves OF the tailOrs Of Lon
don and Paris The fashions are made
there and Americans ape them. However
groteSgue and uncomfortable such fashions
are, the American tailors seem not to be
al liberty TO use their own imagination
and ideas of beauty and fitness in deyising
something better. There is no prince or
noble lord in this country to introduce new
fashions. Though Americans wonld revolt
at the idea of the President of the United
States changing the cut of his coat or his
trousers 10 furnish q fashion to be followed
by the people over whom he rules, they are
more faithful devOtees of the fashion set by
some European pObleman than they are OF
their religion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

GREAT preparations are contemplated
for the celebration OF the Queens Jubilee
next summer. One of the institutions to
be brought into use on that occasion Is a
patent hustle with q music box arranged in
such a way rs to play "God Save the
Queen" every time the wearer sits down.
Every English lady is expected TO wear
one. Ii will he worth while to cross the
Atlantic to be present at such impressive
demonstrations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

A NEW system of cultiyating the mem
Ory has been discovered whereby persons
can remember whole sermons, books, etc,
How valuable this will be for sisters who
have brothers that invariably carry inn
pOrtant letters about in their pockets for
two weeks before they think to mail them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

The conferees of the two houses OF Con-
greSs have agreed on a bill for the redemp-
ton of the trade dollar. This will make q
fine spec for the spectators who have
bought up large quantities OF this eoln at
about eighty or ninety cents ON the dollar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

THE Governor of Kansas has signed, rs
an experiment. the woman suffrage bill and
hereafter women will have the privilege Of
voting in all city elections. The cry should
no longer be: young man 20 west; but
Young woman gO west.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

whole and complete piece. The hair is
left on the outside.
1t is bed time, this suggests that | had
better state that the fashions rs they exist
among the indian ladies and gentlemen are
also used for night garments. They sub
serve Il treble purpose, Sunday, every
day and night clothes all i'll one.
VANILLA JONES.
Ell Pdso, Terds, January 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

An attempt will be made to override the
Presidents veto of the Dependent Pension
bill. 1t seems that a good many Congress
men do not know a good thing when they
see it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

The Joint assembly at Charleston yes
terday was a little breezy, and it was not
certain Just where all the bolts that were
flying so thick and fast were going to light.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
To Neutrnlire Oaen.lveness.

Impure breath, caused by bad teeth,
tobacco, spirits or catarrah, is neutralized
by S0Z0DONT. It's a healthful beauti-
fer, and n great luxury as n dentrifice.
The repulsive breath is by its use rendered
as fragrantas a rose, and coldneSsby friends
or lovers will be no longer noticed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

THE backbone of winter appears to be
broken, the wild birds are flying northward
and an early spring is probable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
Killed by Lightning.

A young man. Hiram George, rs
years old. living near Wiiliamspori,
iG.Grant county, was struck by light
nirg Sa' urday and instantly killed.
he was sitting close 10 tie ERE place
in his fathers house when the bolt
came down The chimney passed
through stove pipe hole AID was
thence attrac' eel 10 his body. The
only mark left by the sub lie fluid on
the young mans body was small
blue spo: en- his right shoulder. Mr..
George Mcllwee, who brought Mr..
Hatcher a New York drnmmer from
Petersburg to this place in one OF
Skip Kellei's hacks on the same d V,
says that when near Mr.. Jerry
Georges hou C q large hall OF fire fell
from the sky and when abou, fifty
yards in front Of them ana six feet
from the groun esp 'oded with re-
port like thunder, scattering sparks
and streaks of flame in every direc-
tor but without striking any thing
or doing any damage. y moment
later hliuding fash was seen direct
Iy oyer Mr. Georges house. and this
vac the one that killed his son.
His mother had just told him minute
or two before to move away from the
window or hc would be rucli 10y
lightning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
IN nrrcMORIAM

Personal lata TO the discourse delivered
by the Rev Dr.. J J. Csrden, Pastor NJ. E.
Church, south, in Springfield. West Va,
No. day. p. m August ls', 1887, on the &C.
casion Of the funeral Of Mrs., NARY PAR
KER. who had died on SATURDAY evenin be.
fore-'he Scripture text being Matthew V,
20 inclusive
Mrs Mary T. Parker, consort of Solomon
Pnrker-iha METEOR of meth odism in
Springfield and all this section of Hampshire
county was born in this county February
ID, 1871, and died in the Lord at the regi.
deuce OF her diuzttsr, Nrs n. Is. Guthrie.
here IN Springfield, Saturday evening. JnIy
30, 1887, at the phen ON enai age OF nearly o :
years. She was the daughter of John npd
his beta iayio-, dec.j. OF this county, and
is the last of The family.
She WIS happily married 10 Solomon J.
Parktr. Esq. Of rear Springfield, this conn
", in 1913 just as she had renched toe 22d
ear OF her age, at which period in her
youi & life. IS well as for many years after.
ward, she was Of most princely form and.
rs tradition intorms us, very graceful car,
riaga.
She was mother 10 ten chillren-ave of
Nho are s'ill living % grand children
and le great grand c.ildr,n, The Rev. A,
p. Pa rker Southern Methodist Missionary to
So.crow- Chino, ia one Of her grand children
she made no d; ing statement" nor was
any necessary. a whole tome OF very salts
fling stHiomen hs 10 her religious state, and
hope beyond The grave stands recorded In The
memory Of those who knew her many orali
ties 81 virtue during that part Of her lor 2
lie with which they were acquainted
Only short time before she was taken
with her last IllGtss-lhat .ong rain ful
week Of suffering and sick ness st end of
which the died she strCngl5 testified 10 me,
rs her Pa tor, ben her c. was wrsathed
in happy smiles, am ready aud willing to
go hone "
She made biiebi T5crcftion OF religion
epdj inea the Methodist Church about sew
eniy years ago and ever nfterward adorned
the doctrines OF cur Saviour by qIiet but
T. ithful lie living unto The Lord -
She YVES a great fiend 20 Mir listers OF The
GosFtl- especially her own psstcts. one of
The last things she ever dad was to hand to
,he toward FIVE dollars, az her quarterly
payment 10 her Pastors support And TINS
heing ready aud weiting" the Lord said IL
is enough come mp higher and while we
weep with those OF ter loved ones who drop
the tear OF chasieued gfitf, we r,ioice 10
know she has now, Hliesdy, been ia Heaven
one whole sabbath d
Long before her bapTy spirit reached lhe
Eternal ity though tome sl0ft by Angel g
plume7y many 81 hose vto had gone be'ore
doubtless csme down 20 meet her ssernd Or
train. and iHr beyond he Jewel gate. ioircd
her iu her trinmrl. Deiiverence has come "
J. J C.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
AnpIrloNAL PEEsoN AIS.

Mrs. "A. ! Store cod children, 81
Falrmon', ere visi'inc Sire. Z. s
White In this pisce
Hon. C. Wood Ds:icy. NJ Rsyser
spent several days in Somoey This
week.
The Blg Confed and the Big Re-
union will make things lively st Camp
Moorehead August 30 and 81.
ar. julius Waddie, OF the Railway
Mail Service. running between l'aiti
mnre AMI Grafton. paid - Welt to rel
atlves snd friends herc, nd at lis
old home Cspon Sp,ings. this week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
Sunday School Picnic

There wiz b. Sunday School picnic held
ct Salem Church, near slsnesville. on Ssts
usdsy. the 18th OF August. 1887. 10 which
al neighbosine Sunday Schools are cordial-
~ invited. There will he addresses by the
following gentlemen Revs. Garden and
Shaver. Dr. X. 1aylorJ =. O. Streby and
others. The Jepou Bridge Band has been
iavited to furnish the music The ladies o!
the school will hold ip. connection With the
above an ics-cseaei festival Continuing into
the night, for the benefit Of cur Sunday
School Librsry. &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
NORTH RIVER MILLS.

1t ia getting dry here again:
there is but little ground that will
plow, but there are prospects OF
rain this morning. Miss Margaret
liett, ot this vicinity, was bu-
ried one day last week She has
been an Invalid about thirty years,
and nearly one-tlird of this time
she WIS entirely blind. Sic was
certainly a very fine woman, be-
loved by all who knew her. The
Disciples of Christ al Sandy Ridge
near this place, closed a protracted
meeting Wednesday night without
any acce sions 10 the charch. TIE
meeting was conducted Gy Rev. j.
A. Spencer, of Straaburg. Rev
Spencer preached three sern ons at
ZIon, near this place, which result
ed i'll the addition OF four members
to the cEGrch there, three by con-
icssion and baptism and one re.
claimed. Picking uhortleberries
has been the order Of the day for
about tree weeks, ard IL fact has
not ceased By any means yet. Hog
cholera Is raging near here at pres
ent. We are Informed that DR.. X.
ray Tor, OF GAINESVILLE, is quite ill.
Hope he nay be out among us soon.
| Will close for the present by wish
ing You and yours well MINIMUM.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
REUNION ARMY OF VEST
VIRGINIA.
EXCURSION TICKET

NE Eleventh Reu zoo OF the Society of
the Army Of Wet Virginia will be held
1T Wheeling August 23rd 10 26th, and. for
the accommodation OF all persons desiring
90 aueud. excursion tickets will be soia 10
Wheeling by the Ba!uu ore and Ohio Rail
Road Company, at one fare Tor the round
trip from ~ stations vest Of and including
Cumberland. Tickets aiil be sold every Gay
frora August 22nd tt2S,h, inclusive. and ~
ickeis will be good tor retnrn passage rLnI
August 2str Inclusive
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
LEVELS * ROADS.

We are having fine growing
weather now. Every thing seems
refreshed by the recent showers.
Mr.. L Il. WoIford ia going the
rounds with lIis steam ,hresher.
Mr.. Me Ofiutt has been in this
vleln.ty selling phosphate.
Mr.. Zacharias johnson is i'll from
swallowing a hot potato.
One of Mr.. Il. Shanholizer's
family ia very bad with diptheria.
We send you the following recipe
relative 10 the cure of this dread
disease:
"Put n teaspoonful of -four OF
sulphur IN wine glass of water
and mix ii with your finger. " hen
we'll mixed, give it as gargle. ad :
vlsing the patient 10 swallow IT in
stead ofspi;ting it ont. III extreme
cases, when the fungus is too Near
closing TO allow the gargle. blow
the sulphur into the throat with Z
Quill. and alter the fungus shrinks.
use the garg!e. 1.-THE patient can
not gargle, place a live coal on a
shovel. and sprinkle q teaspoonful
or two of the flour OF birthstone al
u time, on it; let the sufferer in
hale IT, holding his head over it,
and the fungus will die. Iiplen,
tituliy used, the whole room may
be flied almost to suffocation, ana!
the patient will be lie 10 walk
about in it, inhaling the fumes,
with the doors aud windows closed.
Tins mode OF fumigating room
has often cured violent attacks OF
cold IN the head, chest, etc. 1t is
also recommended IN cases OF asth-
ma, consumption, &c.
JOHN IKLE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
ROMNEY MARKETS.
CLOSING CUT

| am determined TO sell off all
my present stock of Millinery,
Hats &c, TO make room for new
goods. Many things lave been
marked down 10 cost, and many
below cost. This IS a splendid
chacce for the ladies' to secure
many new and fashionable articles
tor great deal less than they are
worth. The sale OF these goods will
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue until the stool,
is closed cut.
MRS. VIM. MYTINGER.
Romney, w. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Nonrcsidcnt.

ASOtlcc I'D ~ O n r. a. - a q N L -
INVEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules
w held in the Clerks Office or the Circui,
Court OF Hampshire county, on the lat Non
dav in June. 1887
John ". Elite and Jacob A. lIitc. plaintiff,
rs.
Isabel. Hiie. Michael Stucky, Rebecca G.
Slnckey, Mary McIntire, Rich ud McIn,irei
!arnsh Mcintire, Filth ycin,i;e, Etns
Mcin tire, Oliver Mcibtiie, Isaac NcIntirr,
William VIC lDtiie, Turner NcInti'e, Re
btcSa Mc'niite, Sarah McIntire, Samuel
McIntire, Isaac N. IIite. end Maggie lIi,e.
defendants, IN CEANCERY
The oij"ct OF this snit rs to sell The real
estate OF which isaac GIitc died seiz.i end
possessed and divide the proceeds among his
heirs ut law according o their respective in .
'tresis. And IL appearing from an affidavit,
That the defendants Mary, Rich Ird Jarush
thj'b, Eina, Oliver, Isaac. Will m, Trruer.
Reoecca, Sarah and Samuel McIntire. and
Isaac n. and Maggie lite, are non residents
of The State Of West Virginia, tits ordered.
that lbe said non resident defendants do a :,
pear mere within one month AFTER the date If
The hrst publication hereof and do what ia
Necessary 20 protect :heir Interests in this
suit. Teste, V.M. POLINJ fT ~
AuR. g. 1887 AZ. Circuit Court Hamp. Co.
Is j.. flCuInoy, Attorney { plaintiffs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
Notice to Non residents

- OiiCc to no residents
INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules
w elh in the Clerks Office Of the Circpf,
Court OF Hampshire county, on the LIST Moo
day in Jure, 1881.
Nimrod WhiiacteJ Administrator Of william
;. Hook, dec d., plaintiff,
re
Daniel p. Oats Thomas II. Oats. A. ".
Hook, - Shoemaker, - Gfifi n. plrt.
ners under the u'me Of Shoemaker Il Off
nth. Samuel Cooper, sIrVivink. pa -toer of
Copper torn, John - tnudy, Admins
traitor 81 John iIorn. dec i Chnrles HaN .
kins, o Hiett, tr stee. A. e.. Loy,nI
Diniel Parrish, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
The ol j.ci OF this suit is to ascertain The
less biuding the real estate OF defendant
aniel =. UatsJ and TO suij.c said real estate
TO the payment Of such liens and costs of
suit, &C Add IL appearing from an elils.
vi ihst Thomas ~. Oats. - ShOem ker,
and - Guib b, parti ers under the namc
Oi Shoemaker GtiiIith, ard Daniel Parrish
are non 'fesideniy a. the State Of West Vir
ginia u is ordered, that ssid non .res iitut
defendants do appear here within one mouth
AFTER The date OF the first publication he. eOf
and do what is nee ssary 10 protect their iu-
teresi5 10 this suit Tcsie.
V NJ POLLING Clek
Aug ,lSi7a'. Circuit Court Bamr. TO
tflournoy, Attorney forPlsinn8
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
Guarantee of Purity.

CUMBERLAND, MD, June 3, 1897.
Having been Stationed nj he Br d.
dock Disiillerv whilst in operation aS
United States Storekecper and Qua.
gor, hereby certify that JAS. Clarke
and c., Distillefs. in the ;ranufsc
turc Of their Pure Malt Whiskey use
only Barley Malt. Resttec'fullv,
=. +. WILLARD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-12
Marriare Of 2 Minis or.

Rev. Edward McCau!ey, a promi-
ncnt Evangelist minis or OF Morgan
county, was married rosr this Place
Tuesday mig OF s D'clcck, 10y Rec.
j. J.. Null, TO Miss Lily T.. ncarc,
daughter OF the la'e j. Is Here ESQ
The h0ppy pair, acCompsn eA 10y Rev
ard MrS. J. j.. Dull. aui Miss Au-
gus'a Here, sister cf The b'ide, Ieft
the sam Day for Sonctset. PJ.,wherc
Rcvs. McCau'ey AMI Null will assist
IN confucl.ng the Evangelist camp
meeting no" IN progress at that place
Quite large party Of youIg folks
can with them TO the station iete 10
see them fl, among whom we're {:
Misses Laura dSd Minnie McCauley.
Forrie French, and Susie and Martha
Corcef; and Messrs. Muor and Will
bert Bcarp, broth ~ Ut The bride
The bride and groom are both veil
known. ard have u large circle of
tiends in lhis county, all Of whom
unre IN wishing them great happiuess
and property 10 their journey
through late.